Jordan talks to the "Bachelorette's" Mr. Dangerous

Craig McKinnon, also known as the dangerous drama starter this season, was also deemed by viewers as the "Bachelorette" villan. It was no suprise to "Bachelorette" lovers that Craig was sent home with out a rose on just the second episode.

Craig's drama has been heating up the screen and our tempers for the last two weeks. It seemed as though this was the mirror image of the Ali vs. Vienna drama from last season. His intense drama with Jonathan, the jabs at other bachelors, and his uncomfortable demeanor toward Ali, each played a role in his on screen hiatus. At first glance, Craig is an easy on the eyes pretty boy, but as soon as he opens his mouth, all of that charm goes flying out the window.

I had the opportunity to chat with Craig this week, and I was excited to see what kind of drama he could continue through out the interview.

Right off the bat Craig told me that he's a "non-confrontational" kind of guy. I almost fell out of my chair with laughter. He said the way he was portrayed on the show was partially due to editing, and that he was "joking" the entire time. "I was not serious at all, I was totally joking and having a good time. I think Jonathan took a few things too seriously."  I completely agreed. I mean, who wouldnt love to be Craig's permanent punching bag on national television?

Craig told me that he wasn't embarrssed about his portrayal on the show because he was just having fun, and his friends thought it was entertaining. As far as not receiving a rose on the second episode, Craig said that he definately thought that Jonathan played a role in his going home.

Craig told me that he wasn't quite interested in Ali.  He apparently isn't into the cute fun girlie types that know how to throw a football. Craig confessd, he's after a "smart woman who is obviously attractive". Any takers on Mr. Dangerous? I didnt think so.

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